Heath Lowrance

Monday, February 16, 2009

Extinction Enterprises

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Usually, when an idea for a short story comes to me, I don't do anything with it for awhile. Just a sentence or two jotted down in the n...
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Friday, February 13, 2009

Say it with Action

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Editing and revising your work is par for the course; unless you're some sort of literary genius who can whip off a perfect manuscript w...
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Monday, February 9, 2009

Clay Morrow & the Bones of the Conquerors

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Here's the second and (so far) last Morrow story. It was actually written first, but chronologically it takes place after "Nine Pa...
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Friday, February 6, 2009

A Rant about Language

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One thing I really loved about George Carlin was his understanding of language and all its nuances. He clearly had a love for linguistics, t...
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

One Damn Thing After Another

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I've been immersing myself so thoroughly in film noir and crime fiction lately that I dream about guys in fedoras showing up at my door ...
Monday, February 2, 2009

Clay Morrow & the Nine Pale Men

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The story this week is something a little different. It's an over-the-top supernatural horror-adventure story that takes place in 1890, ...
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

For the Love of Story

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Stories. Gotta love 'em. This will sound corny, but I really believe it: Stories are holy. And bear in mind, I'm not a religious guy...
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Heath Lowrance
...is the author of HAWTHORNE: TALES OF A WEIRDER WEST, CITY OF HERETICS, THE BASTARD HAND, FIGHT CARD: "Bluff City Brawler" (as Jack Tunney) and DIG TEN GRAVES. His work has appeared at Crime Factory, Shotgun Honey, Chi-Zine, Pulp Metal, The Nautilus Engine, and others. He has been a movie theater manager, a tour guide at Sun Studio, a singer in a punk band, and a regular donor of blood for money. He lives in Lansing, Michigan.
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